FEM Analysis of Mecano-Welding Process for Manufacturing Cylinders

Zheng Kun Feng; Henri Champliaud

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.549.444

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FEM Analysis of Mecano-Welding Process for Manufacturing Cylinders

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Cylindrical components produced by mecano-welding process are widely used in industries. The mecano-welding process consists of a roll bending sub-process which can produce non-closed cylinders and a welding process which can seam gaps. This paper proposes a numerical model to simulate the process and to get better understanding of the process mechanism. Explicit and implicit solvers are applied to the numerical modeling by using LS-DYNA and ANSYS software. The numerical model can provide a useful tool for design and optimization of the mecano-welding process.

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Zheng Kun Feng, Henri Champliaud

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ANSYS/LS-DYNA, Finite Element, Initial Stress, Numerical Simulation, Roll Bending, Welding

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